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CNS contains the...

Spinal Cord & Brain

somatic

voluntary

Outanomic

involuntary

T or F Neurilena is PNS Only

True

One Axon; Several Dentrites

Multi Neuron


180 Degrees; One Axon; One Dentrites

Bipolar Neuron

A Single Axon

UniPolar

Peripheral To CNS is...

Sensory

CNS to Effector is...

Motor Divison

Support and Protect the neurons

Neurogical Cells

Schwann Cells are only found in..

PNS ONLY

surrounded by neurilema

Mylein Scheath

form the mylein scheath of CNS

oligadendroytes

form the blood brain barrier (connects capillaries w/neurons)

Astrocytes

antibacterial; clean neural tissue

Microgial

epitheial linning of brain cavities

ependymal

response to stimulus

irritability

transmit to impulse

conductivity

negative inside; postive outside, when resting

polarazied

postive inside; negative outside; when action

depolarized

acteylicholine and norepinephrine are

excite

dopamine and endorphins are

inhibit

Dendrites


nucleus


cellbody


myelin sheath


node of ranvier


axon


schwann cells

whats is between the pia mater and the arachnoid mater?

subarachnoid space (spinal tap) (cerebrospinal fluid)

what's between the dura mater and the vertebra?

epidural space

cold and heat sensors

temperature

picinian corpuscles

pressure


meisners corpuscle

touch

chemoreceptors in anterior chambers

smell


mechanoreceptors

hearing


the aurcle and the ext auditory is found

external ear


tympatic membrane and cavaity

Middle ear

maleus

ear drum

stapes

oval window

cochlea and semicircular canal

inner ear

scala vestibuli and scala tympani

perilymph

cochlear duct

endolymph

maclua filled with gel and otholiths

static equilbrum

semicircucanals

dynamic equibrum

lines eye lids and sclera

conjuctiva

how many muscle control the eye balls

six

controls the amount light that enters

iris

curve slight

cornea


provide clarity

lens

found in the retina

photoreceptors

optic disk nerves coverage

blind spot

presence of light

rods

red, blue and green

cone

release hormones that effect target cells

endocrine glands

signal receptors on plasma membrane ; send messenger to do its work

nonsteriod

controlled by negative feedback

endocrine glands

only postive feedback

Oxytocin

directly makes and secretes its hormone and is controlled by hypothalamus hormone

anterior piturtory gland

hormones are sent via hypothalamus for release from the posterior lobe

posterior pitutary gland

melatioin, sleep wake cycle

pineal gland

thymosin, immunity

thymus

promotes growth of body cells

Growth Hormone

stimulates thyroid to produce thyroid hormones

TSH

stimulates adrenal cortex to secertes glucocorticoids

adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH)

stimulates development of follicles an secretion of estrogen and sperm

FSH

promotes ovulation ; prepare uterus to recieve embryo; milk glands;testosterone

LH

stimulates milk seceration

Prolactin

decreases excertion of water by kidneys

antiduretic hormone (ADH)


stimulates contractions of uterus

Oxytocin (OT)

increase metabolic rates; accelerate growth

T4&T3

increase blood calcium levels by promoting calcium removal from bones and calcium reabsorption by kidneys

Parathyroid hormone (PTH)

prepare body to meet emergencies; increase heart rate

epinephrine and nonrepinephrine

increase blood levels of sodium

aldosterone

promotes normal metabolism

cortisol

effects are insignifiant in normal adult male; sex drive

adrenal sex hormone

increase blood glucose by stimulating the liver

glucagon

decrease blood glucose by aiding movement

insulin

development of female sex organs

estrogen

prepare uterus to recieve an embyro and maintain pregnancy

progesterone

development of male sex organs

testosterone